Most Improved Wrestler Of The Decade

[klunderbunker]

It's where you finish, not where you start.

[Echelon]

All things considered it's Miz. The guy from "how the fuck did he win the title?" to pretty solid and entertaining. I actually enjoy watching the dude.

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

I have to go with Cody Rhodes, he went from a notable next generation mid card guy floundering in mediocrity with multiple gimmicks, to venturing out on his own and conquering the indys to starting a new version of WCW (AEW) and being a prominent wrestler there having great matches with everyone he faces.

[OYDK]

I remember Daniel Bryan coming in as the ultimate default create-a-wrestler. Just a scrawny, nice guy with a bad haircut who lacked personality. He eventually became the most popular wrestler since The Rock. Pretty crazy.

[Jack-Hammer]

I went with Miz. At the beginning of the decade, I easily remember how many people just reviled Miz. I mean they flat out despised the ground he walked on and wouldn't give the guy any degree of credit for anything because he wasn't an indie darling. It's really only been within the last 3 or 4 years that I think a lot of people finally realized how good Miz is. That's not to say he couldn't use a little improvement in some areas, those running knees to the corner are about the weakest looking things I've ever seen, but Miz worked hard and even if several of them didn't really matter, he won a lot of championships during that time, had some memorable feuds and his winning of the WWE Championship cemented one of the big moments of the decade in that it's one people aren't likely to forget.